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allardiae for the English gardener and nurserywoman Helen Ballard (1908-1995), known for breeding
hellebores
balis, balis f. Latin noun, an unidentified plant; (vine?).
baliscus -a -um Latin adjective a kind of vine?
baldschuanicus -a -um from Baldschuan (Baldzhuan), Bokhara, Uzbekistan.
balearicus -a -um from the Balearic Islands, Baliares Insulae, Mediterranean.
balfourri for Sir Isaac Baley Balfouf (1853-1922), plant collector in Socotra, professor of Botany,
Edinburgh.
ballatrix dancing, feminine form of Late Latin, ballo, ballare, ballavi, ballatus, dance, from Italian ballo, a
dance. Consider ballator, ballatoris m., latin noun, dancer?
ballism Greek βαλλιζω, ballizo, dance, jumping about.
ballot-, ballota, -ballota Greek βαλλωτη, ballota, a labiate herb, black hoarhound, horehound, Ballota nigra.
Ballota New Latin, alteration of Latin ballote, ballotes f., black horehound, from Greek ballōtē of uncertain
origin.
Ballota Dioscorides’ Greek name βαλλοτη, ballote, for Ballota nigra.
balne-, balneari, balneo- Latin balneum balnei n., a bath, a bathing place.
balsam-, balsamo-, balsamum, -balsamum balsam-like, yiedling balsam, from Latin balsamum, balsami,
from Greek βαλσαµον, balsamon, a balsam tree Mecca balsam, an aromatic herb balsam, Chrysanthemum
balsamita; probably of Semitic origin; akin to Hebrew bāsām spice, balsa.
balsameus -a -um, balsamicus, balsamae bal-SAM-ee-us balsamic or resinous, from balsamea, balsam like,
having the soothing qualities of balm, aromatic from balsameus, balsam like for the bark.
Balsamina Balsam, from Greek βαλσαµον, blasamon, a former generic name for Impatiens
(Balsaminaceae).
balsamina, balsamitus -a -um from Greek, an old generic name βαλσαµινη, balsimina, for alecost,
Tanacetum balsamita.
balsaminus -a -um Latin adjective, of balsam (aromatic resin used as unguent/salve); balsamic.
Balsaminaceae plants of the Balsam family, from the genus name, Balsamina, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
balsaminifer -era -erum, balsamiferus balsamif'era (ball-sam-IF-er-a, bal-sa-MI-fera) balsam bearing,
producing or yielding balsam, a fragrant gum or resin, from Greek βαλσαµον-φερω, balsamon-phero.
balsamifluae Balsam Tree
balsamifluus balsam shedding, balsam yielding
balsamita Balsam herb
balsamoides from Greek βαλσαµον-οειδης, balsamon-oeides.
Balsamorhiza Balsamorhi'za (ball-sam-oh-RYE-za) balsamic-root, from Greek βαλσαµον, balsamon, a fragrant
gum, and ῥίζα, rhiza, root; for the resiniferous roots.
balsamum, balsami n. Latin noun, balsam (cultivated), Commiphora opobalsamum.
balsamus -a -um of balm, from Greek βαλσαµον, balsamon, Latin balsumum, balsami.
balteat- Latin balteus, a girdle to hold a weapon, a woman’s girdle, girdled, from balteum, baltei n., belt;
shoulder-band/baldric; woman's girdle; band around neck/breast of horse.
balteiformis shaped like a belt
balticus -a -um bal'ticus (BALL-ti-kus) of or from the Baltic Sea or the surrounding region, from the coastal area
of the Baltic Sea.
baluchistanicus -a -um from Baluchistan province of Pakistan.
bam- Greek βηµα, bama, a pace, a step, footstep; go, walk.
bambus- referring to bamboo, from modern Latin bambusa, bambusae f., bamboo.
bamboosarus -a -um of bamboos, for the stem morphology.
bambos from the Malayan vernacular name, mambu, probably via Dutch bamboes.
Bambusa from the Malayan vernacular name, mambu.
bambusaefolius, -a -um, bambusifolius with the leaves like Bamboo, New Latin, Bambusa and folium,
foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
bambusetorum in bamboo-dominated vegetation, of bamboo forests, from Bambusa and -orum.
bambusoides like or resembling bamboo, New Latin Bambusa and -oides
banana, bananae f. Latin noun, banana.
banana from a west African vernacular name, banam, from Arabic, banana, for a finger.
bananicus -a -um Latin adjective, a variety of vine (w/vitis).